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AVERAGE RATING 
"For a delicious change of pace at lunch, discover Nash`Tah Tandoori Grill - where you can savour the fragrant spices and exotic flavours of Indian cuisine. Among the most popular items on the menu are sizzling wraps, made with your choice of grilled steak, chicken or tandoori chicken. Light tandoori salads feature skinless and boneless chicken breast on a green salad topped with yogurt-garlic dressing. It`s a healthy choice, as tandoori is low in fat and very little oil is used in the curries. Experiment during your lunch hour and enjoy a delicious world of difference at Nash`Tah.
Please Note: The information ""Description"" on torontolunch.com may not be entirely accurate and up to date. Reviewers are strongly recommended to visit the official website." |
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Butter & Saffron Chicken with Chickpeas...
Reviewed by Steve on 12-10-2007 (Toronto) |
| Ok, I must admit that I was a bit hesitant in trying an Indian dish at a fast food restaurant, but I have been craving Indian food for the past few days, so I said “Hey, what the heck”. As I walking to Nash`Tah to order one of my favourite dishes, Butter Chicken, I’ve come to realize that all 10 cooks/servers (a bit exaggerated) were staring at me anticipating what I was going to order. One of the cooks was firing up the grill and the other was ready to scoop up my choice of side dish. I look around and I realized that I was the only one in line! Oh well, better for me… I asked for two meat dishes, Butter Chicken & Saffron Chicken, but one of them got confused and asked me to choose one of four salads available. Ok, so I chose Chickpeas and then the other cook on the grill turned around and said, “Hey, he’s ordering two meat dishes…” While dishing up the Chickpeas, he turns around while looking dazed and confused and told me that the Saffron chicken will be extra charge. Although, I got a little more than what I wanted, I left happy and full, so no complaints. Now where can I get some breath mints? Details: Saffron & Button Chicken with Chickpeas and Rice – approx $10 |
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